No
Vital
Industry
Such
As
Tfie
Fisheries
Can
Be
Sacrificed
Said
anese
nsnermcn
in
tne
urisiui
iay
region,
sam
nuru
uuu
Huge
Amount
In
Back
Taxes
Paid
Uncle
Sam
WASHtNGTON.I).C.,
July
29"
The
people
of
the
United
States
during
the
past
two
years
have
paid
up
back
taxes
to
the
Federal
Government
to
the
umount
of
$2(10.000,000,
according
to
a
state-ment
recently
given
out
by
the
department
of
finance.
MUST
"BELL"
CATS
STAVELY,
Alta
July
29:
CP-
compulsory.
cats
will
be
destroyed.
Hotel
Strike
At
San
Francisco
Ends
SAN
FBANCISCO,
July
2!):-Tlie
hotel
strike
here
is
ended
and
the
hotels
will
all
be
open
for
business
again
after
beina
closed
for
8J
days.
This
Is
said
to
be
one
of
the
longest
strikes
history.
,
Engagement
'Church,
September
.
in
OFFENSIVE
LIBRaRY
VICTOR
ie
c.
Today's
Weather
If
Tomorrow's
Tides
(I
AM.)
High'
5:42
16.7
ft.
mm
a.m.
Prince
Rupert
Moderate
S.
V.
,,
wind,
mostly
cloHy
and
Cool
with
'
18:68
p.m.
19.2
It.
showers.
Low
11:42
a.m.
6.6
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
XXVI,
No.
I'i
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C;,
THURSDAY,
JULY
29,
1937
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Tier,
.sin
Victim
Of
Japanese
Bombs
HUGE
FRENCH
FIGHTING
SHIP
MAY
HE
SENT
TO
SPAIN
An
excellent
view
pf
Uie
French
Deradnought
Dunkerque
as
seen
Irom
the
destroyer
Milan
during
the
naval
revciw
off
Brest,
France,
recently.
The
Dunkerque
Is
credited
with
having
the
most
powerful
armaments
of
any
ship
afloat
and
Is
expected
to
be
one
of
the
Fiench
naval
units
sent
to
Spanish
waters
during
present
crisis.
IIENDAYE,
Spain,
July
2U;
l
Tneiit-trotW
uftiiwfte
a:i!rl
1rul:ii'
th:it.
"no
vital
industry"
such
as
the
Alaskan
fisheries,
"could
"
"
e
-fj
er
on
ine
i'
oi
iiisiay
was
hu-
i
i
l
'
tt
i
i
i
i.
I
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resilient
ho
mmi.ifir.iwl
ki
fnrmirn
inrnrpsts
Hmt'PVPf.
hf
lllfl
nnt.
i
i
r,.L
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.
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i
11
1111
.
iNCU
tate
what
steps
the
State
Department
planned
to
take,
by
the
Government
forces
I
Reports
from
the
field
."aid,
lhat
General
Franco
had
driven,
across
the
Teruel-Cuenca
provincial
border
and
was
now
poised
over
the
.Madrid-Valencia
life
line.
Yesterday
there
was
little
ac-
Itivity
on
the
Madrid
front
except
for
artillery
firim?.
Russian
Records
In
Long
Flight
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
July
28
;
Jimmy
Mattern,
who
is
planning
to
fly
to
Soviet
Bussia
bj
way
of
the
North
Pole
is
applying
for
a
permit
from
the
fed
.
eral
department
here.
He
hope?'
to
beat
the
record
of
Soviet
flieri
who
have
flown
lo
this
country
.
from
Bussia.
FELL
FROM
NEW
BRIDGE
William
H.
SwHn
Victim
of
100
of
Vancouver
Foot
Fall
V1UV
WESTMINSTER.
.lull'
,
employed.
He
died
in
the
hospital
hire,
55;
Principal
Buildings
Of
Tientsin
Were
Destroyed
By
Japanese
Bombs
While
Men
Fought
Hand
To
Hand
In
Streets
Of
City
NEW
KING
OF
EGYPT
Iaro.ik
is
Stalwart
Youth
of
Eighteen
and
Was
Crowned
In
Cairo
Today
CAIRO,
July
29:
Amid
accnes
of
the
greatest
enthusiasm,
His
Majesty
Farouk,
stalwart
youth
of
eighteen,
was
Invested
as
the
first
klnj
of
'independent
Egypt.
Since
his
arrival
in
Egypt
re
cently,
there
have
been
great
rejoicings
throughout
the
country
and
especially
in
this
city.
Today's
event
was
a
climax
to
the
agitation
which
has
been
going
on
for
years.i
Regulate
News
Print
Industry
WASHINGTON,
July
29:
Picsi.
dent
Roosevelt
Is
watching
with!
i
keen
interest
the
course
of
events,
In
China
so
that
as
soon
as
It
Is
evident
that
war
has
commenced
he
will
Invoke
the
terms
of
the
Neutrality
Law
to
prevent
arms
or
ammunition
being
hlpped
to
either
I
country
Involved.
Today's
Weather
lUuuiuialv
iHCgriHluM
Terrace
Bain,
calm,
Alice
ArmCalm,
clear,
53.
Stewart
Bain,
calm,
5:5.
Hazelton
Calm,
clear,
5
J.
SmithersClcar,
calm,
warm.
Burns
Iake
Clear,
calm,
5:?.
Victoria
Cloudy,
southwest
wind,
18
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
::o.2o.
Kstevan
Clear,
northwest
wind,
4
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.22.
i
Digby
1
sal
lid
Cloudy,
south
east
wind,
G
miles
per
hour;
baro
meter,
30.20.
.
Prince
George
Calm
and
clear,
barometer,
J50.02.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
4
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.18.
Alert
Bay
Clear,
calm,
bnro-
meter,
30.30;
temperature,
51;
sea
smooth.
Bull
llarbor-Part
cloudy,
Bl'M
westerly
winds,
barometer,
30.22;
temperature,
55;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Bain,
south
sea
smooth.
WAS
MAYOR
TWO
YEARS
Late
II.
II.
Itochester,
Whose
Death
Occured
Yesterday
in
Victoria,
Was
Active
in
Civic
Affairs
.
t
Word
was
received
in
the
city
this
morning
that
Harry
B.
Itochester,
manager
and
halt
owner
of
the
Prince
Rupert
iioiel,
died
in
Victoria
last
night
at
11
o'clock
at
the
Christian
Science
Sanitarium.
He
leaves
a
widow,
lotmetly
Miss
Agnes
Donaldson
of
Port
Esslngton,
and
two
children,
Janet,
aged
9,
and
Hairy,
5.
Mr.
Rochester
was
always
active
In
the
public
life
of
the
city.
He
came
to
Prince
Rupert
In
the
summer
of
1907.
Prior
to
that
he
was
neices,
all
holding
good
positions
there.
Before
leaving
the
east
Mr.
Rochester
had
a
severe
attack
of
rheumatic
fever.
So
ill
was
he
that
the
doctors
despaired
of
his
recovery
but
In
spite
of
that
he
recovered
sufficiently
to
enable
him
to
lead
an
active
life
for
many
years.
It
was
a
long
and
uphill
fight
against
'his
malady
and
no
one
but
himself
knew
how
much
ne
had
suffered
as
a
lesult,
was
a
stockholder
In
the
Inlander.
He
was
a
member
of
the
school-board
for
a
number
of
years
and
also
a
member
of
the
hospital
board
and
took
a
keen
Interest
In
each.
The
body
is
expected
to
arrive
on
the
steamer
Catala
next
Sunday
evening
and
Interment
will
be
made
here.
At
the
Rotary
Luncheon
today
a
resolution
of'
regret
at
the
death
of
Mr.
Rochester,
a
valued
member
of
the
club,
was
passed
and
a
letter
bf
condolence
ordered
to
be
sent
to
the
widow.
little
change
in
temperature.
Chinese
Withdrew
Frqitt
City
of
Peiping
Allowing
Japanese
to
Enter
Without
Resistance
TIENTSIN,
July
29:
Japanscs
war
planes
bombed
this
city
today,
endangering
the
lives
of
thousands
of
foreigners
in
a
drastic
effort
to
rout
the
Chinese
attack
that
threatened
to
drive
the
Japanese
army
from
the
North
China
stronghold.
The
principal
buildings,
including
the
famous
Nankai
University,
the
Central
Railway
Station
and
Militia
Headquarters
are
in
flames.
Chinese
and
Japanese
trnons
are
fighting
hand
to
hand
in
the
streets.
Meanwhile.
Chinese
forces
have
been
withdrawn
from
Peipine
allow-in?
the
Japanese
attackers
to
enter
the
city
without
resistance.
RATIFIED
iWOODSWORTH
TREATIES';
PRESIDENT
telegraph
operator
at
Ashcroft,
a
.......
.
charter
member
of
the
O.
R.
Tele-
"tl
United
Males
and
Canada
arohpr
rarrvintr
rard
No.
l
in
Take
Action
to
Protect
Salmon
And
Halibut
CHANDLEB..
Quebec,
July
29-
that
'organization.
He
was
tele-
(;ovenfmnti!ruint!w
measure
faces
the
newsprint
in-
for
a
&hort
time
and
then
became
dustry
of
Quebec
and
Ontario
if
a
Steamship
agent
and
agent
for
:
11.
-
.
niwln
.......
rnn
unm
n
nn
H
vnrps?
I
jimna
v.
I
l'IIIItT
l'UCWP
"l
(CUCt
IS;"
f
!
.
..nlulinil
lafm.
Hnfnro
nnmlnir
tn
Prlnrp
Riinprr.
hp
i"imeu
iuuiiuhuu.
i.B........a
"
Inuf
nSirfit
tplrtrranh
OnPilltnr
and
vlie
m.
-
m
m-m-ln.n
u
u
Vioru
.
;
hari
hppn
m
Ml
a
1
--
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V
V
I
1
1
V
V
lie
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1
.
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f'
I
lVCpi
CdClllClllVC
Ul
UU.
VJUYCI11111C11L
Spanish
InMirgenls
Si,i,
to
r
JUNEAU,
July
2J:-Leo
D.
Sturgeon,
representative;
,Wd
'Viwiffn
LinC
f
sTOP
ARMS
'
'
"
of
t?i
TTnirnfl
Statos
Stats
Dnnnrtmont
nt
Washinirtnn
U
1
VI
rllflU
w
...
v-v-
1"
"
r--
'
'
o
wlio
investigated
and
reported
on
the
invasion
of
Jap
.
pi
,
.
il.
r.
ti
:
-:.i
i
OLD
TIMER
iTHREE
DIE
DIEDTODAY
IN
FIRE
AT
David
(Jlennle
Wa.s
In
Business
In
I'rince
Kupert
for
Many
i
Years,
lottery
as
Florist
i
The
death
occurred
nt
four
o'l
ln.
L-
l
hi
nmi-nintr
in
the
I'rince
u
i
u....u..
i
,.r
t!ivl
Cl,.nni...
persons
MONTREAL!
MONTItHAI,,
July
2'.:-.
i
were
uurneti
to
death
ior
many
years
a
business
man
when
trapped
by
fire
on
the
tup
of
this
city
but
for
the
past
two
floor
of
a
three-storey
rooming
years
Hying
retired.
He
wus
about
house
in
the
centre
of
the
eityj
84
years
of
age.
a!it
njKht.
The
identity
of
the!
Mr.
Glennie
was
born
in
Scot-
vjctjms
,.,
not
been
established
I
land.
Years
ago
he
conuuetcti
e:
because
the
bodies
were
blacken-City
Market
and
later
with
Mrt.je(l
b
8mokc
Glenniiv
conducted
a
florist
shop
in
the
city,
The'
widow
lives
in
rrince
ltupert.
Funeral
arrange
menta
are
In
the
hands
of
Hay-nor
Brothers.
IMMIWCMT
i'i
ninatraBAi-WB
run
n
llfllVlll
1
IjI
1
K
"co-operation
irom
me
Three
i
,
Hopes
To
Beat
FOR
ORIENT
Roosevelt
Will
Invoke
trality
Law
As
Soon
As
Assured
War
is
On
OTTAWA,
July
2U':
Canada
..
i.
ii
i
t
.i
i
.
anu
the
unueu
aiaies
jesieruaj
ulate
ttie
Fraser
salmon
fisheries
and
the
other
to
carry
out
tht
provisions
of
the
halibut
pro
lection
convention.
So
far
the
United
Slates
has
not
appointed
its
commissioners
for
the
Frasei
River
protection
and
until
this
is
done
the
convention
in
that
re
gard
is
inoperative.
The
protection
of
the
Fraser
River
salmon
has
been
consid
Mayor
of
the
city
for
two
terms
ered
for
many
years
but
the
U.S.
and
an
active
member
of
the
Prince
Congress
always
failed
lo
re-Rupert
Club,
Mr.
Rochester
kept
in
sjiond
to
Canadian
advances.
Tin
close
touch
with
civic
and
world
f?n
mid
been
decimated
owing
all
times.
He
had
often
affairs
at
the
at
,
,
to
thj
fish
lril
been
spoken
of
as
a
possible
candl-
entrallCc
to
iUKt.t
Sound,
particu-date
for
political
honors.
A
staunch
,ar,v
amoBg
th(j
San
JuaJ
Isl.
Conservative
for
many
years
he
also
M,i
of
Vancouver
Island
and
thus
es
caped
the
fish
traps,
Investigation
Into
Seattle
Labor
Trouble
SEATTLE,
July
2'J:
The
investigation
into
the
Seattle
Star
strike
here
recently
feems
to
In-
WEATIILIl
FORECAST
dicate
that
it
was
a
contest
?
Pressure
is
stationary
on
the
tween
rival
unions
that
brought
pitted.
Urges
Opposition
to
A,ny
Attempt
To
Take
Away
Liberties
Or
;
The
Subject
..WINNIPEG,.,
July
20:.
.S.
Wpodswortlr'
was
yesterday,
chosen
president
of
the
C
C.
F,
throughout
Canada
at
the
cio3-inj?
of
the
convention
here
yes-
i
,
ciiic
Loasi
sockey.e
salmon.
""'
i
...
.....
t
tr.,
nnrf
n
nis
auuress
to
me
convcn-
clerk
at
the
Banff
Hot
sprmgs
.
.
.
----
lionf
the
,eader
8aid
it
would
be
Hotel
where
he
obtained
his
hotel
"
1
Ju
.Vi.S
ithe
work
of
the
party
to
oppose
U,XMntlU"0t
i
"
tie
iinu
havi-very
attempt
to
take
away
the
the
hotel
here.
'
,
.
r
,,,..ri:..,.
fundamental
liberties
of
the
Born
in
Ottawa.
Mr.
Rochester
-0lci
utr.
I.
,..,..,
.
'
'
..ii.
.
I
m
11...
it
II
t..
V
7-"
rnnirroil
"
People,
mentioninir
particularly
leaves
a
sister
still
alive
In
that
-
-
-
iiKftt'inii
a
t
'
city
and
a
number
of
nephews
and
1
.
,.
1
I1C
LUIIUIIbiUII
the
action
of
the
governments
of
provide
for
Quebec
and
Ontario
where
the,
Miliar:.!.
.
..mmlssions.
on,,
to
reir-
Premiers
oi
mose
pruvim.es
had;
till
sivs-t
taken
a
stand
againsi
me
u.i.u.i
and
in
favor
of
the
older
cr-j
ganizations
of
workers.
It
was
the-right
of
the
people
to
choose;
what
lobar
organizations
thtyt
terference
with
this
was
a
at
liberty
in
a
democracy.
bldwt
'.
Take
Passengers
1;
Over
North
Pole
Authoratlve
sources
here
say
bhttt
Siglsmund
Levaneffsky,
the
Uti3J
berg
of
Russia,
Is
posed
for
his
first
Russian
trans-polar
passenger-cart
supported
Mr.
Pattullo
during
the
the'fish
t.lke
j
returniiig
to
the
rym5
fllsht.
The
flight
Is
believed
past
two
elections.
He
was
In
the
Fraier
tfJ
Bpawn
of
ttte
the
fish
to
be
ratJy
to
gln
today,
early
days
here
one
of
the
pro-
luivc
taken
the
route
to
theii
moters
of
the
river
boat
service
and
home
rjver
aroumi
the
north
end
FAIRBANKS,
Alaska,
July
Halibut
Sales
American
Atlas,
32,000
pounds,
Cold
Star
age,
8.0c
and
7.1c.
1
Canadian
Viking.
18,000
pounds,
Coli
Storage,
7.Gc
and
5.5c,
Mother,
13,000
pounds,
Pacifif,
7.1c
and
5.5c.
'
P.
Dorreen,
18.000
iui.K
Booth,
7.7c
and
6ilc.
Jj;.
Oslo,
19,000
pounds,
Cold
Stoi-age,
7c
and
5.5c.
Kaien,
20,000
pounds,
Cold
Storage,
7c
and
5.5c.
Cape
Race.
14,000
pounds,
Itoy-al,
7.Cc
and
5.5c.
.,
u
Helen,
20,000
pounds,
Cold
Icoast.
Showers
are
general
over
about
the
trouble.
The
newspaper
storage,'
7.Cc
and
C.lci
23:
William
H.
Swan.
23
years
wind,
12
miles
per
hour;
baro-j
Northern
British
Columbia
with
took
the
side4
the
American
Cape
Spear,
11.500
pounds,
Pa-
nf
age,
son
of
Major
W.
G.
Swan
meter,
30.14;
temperature,
51;
scattered
showers
in
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men
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7c
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5.5c.
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